Yunus Balcioglu

For a limited time, purchasing Pragmatic VEX: Volume 1 grants access to Houdini Supercharged, a powerful toolset designed to enhance the default Houdini GUI and workflow.

Houdini Supercharged Features:

Overlay Network Editor: Works seamlessly in any context, including the render view for live shader tweaking and rendering within the same screen space. It also supports the new compositing context, enabling live 3D compositing.

Custom Rule-Based Hotkey System: Assign actions per key, per context, with advanced modifiers such as node selection, type definition checks, auto node creation, input/output connection and insertion, opening node creation popup menus for dual hotkey workflows, and calling custom Python functions—capabilities not possible with Houdini’s default hotkey system

New updated video about live 3d compositing coming soon.

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Hi I just bought this plug-in! I am missing a bit of guidance and documentation to be honest.

Is it possible to toggle (hide) the network overlay other than by holding space? Like just moving around freely in the viewport without the overlay, how would I do this with supercharge enabled?

Thanks!

To toggle the overlay network editor, the default hotkey is ` (backtick). Space is configured for the volatile toggle to temporarily hide the overlay network editor.

Okay, thanks! How would I go about disabling the spawning of resample node in SOP context, since it's interfering with default visibility / render hotkey? Do I need to change it in hotkeys.csv or in the .keymap2?
Edit: removing it from the .csv worked!

Also where would I change the backtick toggle since it's not really compatible with my keyboard layout?

Thanks for your help!

Oh yes all the network editor related hotkeys that come with this extension have to be changed from the hotkeys.csv file.

Backtick is a global hotkey so you can remove or replace it using the hotkey editor:

exitsimulation
Hi I just bought this plug-in! I am missing a bit of guidance and documentation to be honest.

Is it possible to toggle (hide) the network overlay other than by holding space? Like just moving around freely in the viewport without the overlay, how would I do this with supercharge enabled?

Thanks!

Hi,

There are some explanations here:
https://www.sidefx.com/forum/topic/71012/?page=2#post-351930 [www.sidefx.com]

To toggle the overlay network editor, the default hotkey is ` (backtick). Space is configured for the volatile toggle to temporarily hide the overlay network editor.